Hunter Biden tried to help a Chinese Communist Party-linked entity purchase a U.S. nuclear reactor maker in 2016, with the goal of exploiting his proximity to the Obama White House. His involvement was part of a larger plan to assist CEFC China Energy Co. and Westinghouse, while James Biden also attempted to assist CEFC in acquiring a U.S. liquid natural gas facility in Louisiana. House investigators launched a probe into the Biden family in November 2022, revealing financial ties and business ventures with foreign entities.
Key Points
Hunter Biden's involvement in assisting a Chinese-linked entity's acquisition of a U.S. nuclear reactor maker
James Biden's attempt to help CEFC purchase a U.S. liquid natural gas facility
House investigators launching a probe into the Biden family's financial ties and business ventures with foreign entities
Pros
Increased transparency on potential conflicts of interest in political families
Reveals the complex relationships between political figures and foreign entities
Cons
Potential misuse of political influence for personal gain
Raises concerns about ethical practices and transparency in government dealings